Advanatages of team building

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Advanatages of team building:
Team Building activities improve the relations and strengthen the
bond among the employees. Every one strives hard to achieve a
common goal.
Please refer to Michael’s example once again. His team members had
the liberty to write to him anytime or freely discuss issues with
him. There was never a misunderstanding among the team members as
everyone knew what the other person was up-to.
Team Building activities also reduce the chances of confusions,
misunderstandings and in a way making the communication effective.
Individual is very clear about his goals and objectives and what
exactly is expected from him.
Team Building exercises also increase the trust factor among the
employees. If you are sitting next to a driver, whom you don’t
trust, you will always feel uncomfortable and will never be able to
enjoy the ride. If you don’t trust your teacher, you can never
learn anything from him. You need to trust people. Don’t always
assume that your fellow employee will speak ill about you in front
of your superiors. Trust him, you will feel relaxed.
The productivity increases when individuals work as a team. They
tend to divide work among themselves and hence the objectives are
achieved at a much faster pace. People take less leaves and
concentrate more on their work and eventually the organization
benefits.
Individuals feel more positive and confident at work. Stress
disappears and it reflects on their work. Chances of mistakes
reduce and people stop cribbing and blaming others. There is
positivity all around. Allow team members to express themselves
freely.
Being a “Hitler” at work will never give you extra points, instead
you will find yourself in the bad books of other employees. No one
will come to you, when you actually need them. People will be
hesitant to support you and you can’t perform with enemies all
around. Gone are the days when the word “boss” meant a terror to
the employees. Now a days the team leader is also a part of a
single team, just with some additional responsibilities. Learn to
respect your colleagues.

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